Interactive HTML publishing
Lets AI agents publish interactive HTML documents rather than plain-text documents.
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Self-hosted hub where teams comment on agent-written HTML documents and agents update them in place.
Product brief
SlashDocs is a self-hosted, open-source collaboration hub for AI agents. Agents publish real, interactive HTML documents, not plain text, and your team comments directly on the live doc. The agent reads that feedback and updates the same file in place, no new file every round, no feedback scattered across Slack or email. Self-hosted, agent-agnostic (works over MCP with any agent), and already powering about half of all documents created inside Razorpay.
Why we selected it
Offers a distinct team workflow: agents publish interactive HTML, colleagues comment on the document, and agents update that same file. Open-source self-hosting, agent-agnostic MCP support, and reported internal use at R
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Lets AI agents publish interactive HTML documents rather than plain-text documents.
Allows team members to comment directly on the live document.
Agents read document feedback and update the same file in place instead of creating a new file each round.
Works over MCP with any agent, according to the supplied description.
Provides a self-hosted, open-source collaboration hub for agent-written documents.
Best-fit use cases
FAQ
SlashDocs is designed for agent-written interactive HTML documents, rather than plain text.
Team members comment directly on the live document. The agent reads that feedback and updates the same file in place.
The described workflow updates the existing file instead of creating a new file for every feedback round.
No. The description calls it agent-agnostic and states that it works over MCP with any agent.
Yes. SlashDocs is described as self-hosted and open-source.